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ISSUE 3: WETLANDS AND OPEN SPACE PRESERVATION<br />

Actions Suggested<br />

in the Maumee RAP<br />

Recommendations<br />

Report<br />

Action<br />

Activity<br />

Maumee RAP<br />

Involvement<br />

Date<br />

Beneficial<br />

Use<br />

Affected<br />

See<br />

Page<br />

See Issue 10 - Comprehensive Wildlife Habitat<br />

Management Plan Section <strong>for</strong> additional projects<br />

138<br />

Waterbank Program<br />

None<br />

1992-<br />

1994<br />

139<br />

Wetland Reserve<br />

Program<br />

None<br />

1985-<br />

Present<br />

138<br />

Wetlands currently owned and<br />

managed by governmental entities<br />

and the private sector should be<br />

preserved as natural habitats but<br />

should receive sufficient<br />

management action to maximize<br />

wildlife usage and native plant<br />

communities. (2.3.4.2)<br />

&<br />

Wildlife Habitat<br />

Incentives Program<br />

(WHIP)<br />

Manhattan Marsh<br />

Nature Preserve<br />

Blue Creek Wetlands<br />

Demonstration Project<br />

None<br />

Collaborator<br />

Collaborator<br />

1996-<br />

Present<br />

1990 –<br />

Present<br />

1993-<br />

1995<br />

3, 14<br />

138<br />

139<br />

140<br />

Metzger Marsh Wildlife<br />

Area Improvements<br />

None 1994 140<br />

Maumee Bay State<br />

Park Coastal Wetlands<br />

Restoration<br />

None<br />

1997-<br />

1998<br />

140<br />

Duck Creek Wetlands<br />

Restoration Project<br />

None<br />

Planned<br />

2002<br />

235<br />

Counties, cities and villages<br />

should adopt their own legislation<br />

following the federal definitions<br />

and guidelines as outlined in<br />

Section 404 of the <strong>Clean</strong> Water<br />

Act. (2.3.4.2)<br />

The loss of wetlands to real estate<br />

development activities should be<br />

discouraged by governmental<br />

agencies involved in the permit<br />

review process. (2.3.4.2)<br />

Should development activities<br />

adversely affect wetlands,<br />

mitigation projects should be<br />

required which actually replace<br />

lost acreage with high quality,<br />

man-made wetland areas.<br />

(2.3.4.2)<br />

Building on the National Wetlands<br />

Inventory Maps, USFWS, local<br />

governments should prepare a<br />

comprehensive plan and maps<br />

that identify wetlands and<br />

floodplains, followed by adoption<br />

of prohibition on development<br />

within identified areas. (2.3.4.2)<br />

" - - - - -<br />

&<br />

&<br />

US ACOE and New<br />

Ohio Isolated<br />

Wetlands Regulations<br />

US ACOE and New<br />

Ohio Isolated<br />

Wetlands Regulations<br />

Maumee River<br />

Watershed Wetlands<br />

Protection &<br />

Enhancement<br />

Planning Project<br />

$<br />

Remote Sensing<br />

Technology <strong>for</strong> Land<br />

Cover Analysis<br />

None 2001 14 141<br />

None 2001 14 141<br />

Collaborator<br />

Collaborator<br />

2000-<br />

2002<br />

2000 –<br />

Present<br />

3, 14<br />

141<br />

142<br />

Activities and Accomplishments<br />

in the Maumee Area of Concern<br />

14<br />

Issue 3: Wetlands and<br />

Open Space Preservation

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